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True Ghost Facts And Hauntings Real Tales About Places And Things

Granger T Barr

Editora: Publishdrive

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True Ghost Facts And Hauntings Real Tales About Places And Things
 
People have dreamed up dreadful myths about haunted places since the old times.Residents of haunted houses claim to have seen or heard spirits, as well as activities such as doors opening and closing on their own, voices whispering, and screams. According to popular belief, ghosts and other malevolent spirits live in "actual" haunted locations. Others are pleasant and others, not so pleasant among the living.Many people have reported seeing ghosts, phantoms or other creepy, unexplained phenomena in haunted areas or buildings around the world from United Kingdom, USA, Europe and as far as Asia or, even in buying objects online, lending more credence to this theory.
 
Ideal for adults and teens.
 
Makes a great Halloween gift or Christmas stocking filler!
 
This book will give you a flavor on what is to come, within the the author's Ghostly Encounters Series.GET THIS BOOK NOW, IF YOU DARE!
Disponível desde: 05/10/2022.
Comprimento de impressão: 100 páginas.

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